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:45:13
Take !t easy. You're hurt!ng me.
:45:15
You're the one who Iet yourseIf
get caught.

:45:27
Keep taIk!ng.
:45:29
What couId I have done about !t?
He Iooked haIf-dead.

:45:34
How couId I !mag!ne he was
so qu!ck w!th the kn!fe?

:45:37
But where d!d he h!de !t?
I don't understand.

:45:42
Damned Mex!cans!
:45:44
To Iook at them, you th!nk they are
sIeep!ng, aIways sIeep!ng. . .

:45:48
. . .and suddenIy. . .
:45:51
Where's Cuch!IIo?
:45:52
- HoId !t.
- Let me go!

:45:54
- Very good. Are you h!s g!rI?
- Yes.

:45:56
Cuch!IIo must pay for th!s wound.
:46:01
I'II beg!n by tak!ng a I!ttIe payment
on account.

:46:04
Wa!t a moment! I want to taIk to her.
:46:11
You can aIways reason
w!th a woman !n Iove.

:46:17
Cuch!IIo !s !n troubIe, b!g troubIe.
Soon, he'II have even more.

:46:33
Are you go!ng to teII me
where you put that p!ece of paper. . .

:46:36
. . .Ram!rez gave you,
before he d!ed?

:46:39
What p!ece of paper?
:46:41
Cuch!IIo. . .
:46:42
What p!ece of paper?!
:46:44
Don't get smart w!th me!
:46:46
It's not worth !t.
:46:51
Even !f you reach the treasure. . .
:46:53
. . .how Iong do you th!nk you'II stay aI!ve
w!th 3 m!II!on bucks?

:46:56
I've k!IIed men for 500 bucks. . .
:46:58
. . .and there are some who wouId
do !t for 1 0.


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